Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 166, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 March 1860 — Page 4

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EIVEK ITEMS. s t'fif Regular Packets expecting notices of their running arrangements in the Journal, must advertise teith us. All kinds of Steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in good style, and at reasonable rates. Extra copies lof the paper for sale at all times. , f The Weather, yesterday, was delightfully pleasant. Ia the morning the air was cool, but at noou and in the evening it be- ; came quite warm. The weather at Piits- ! burg was damp. i The River at this point was falling. f At Cincinnati it fell some three feet in 24 hours. At Pittsburg it was on a stand, j ' owing to a slight rain. - t The Bowling Green arrived on Sun- ' day with a fair trip. We return our thanks to Mr. Croxall, for a copy of her manifest. ' She took on a lot of merchandise and left I yesterday for Bowling Green. v. The Lue Eaves arrived on Sunday. Capt. Taylor, as is his custom, favored us f with a manifest. The Eaves had some of ; her machinery taken to pieces to make some I repairs, but had everything all right Xxt de part last night. The Dunbar left yesterday noou with the Crescent Hand on board, who disI coursed lively music as the steamer gaily j swept by the landing. The Diana was at the landing Sun- . day after noou and received a good lot of freight. The Diana reported that the Auto- , crat arrived at Louisville about 11 o'clock r Saturday night at least one hour before - the Atlantic. When it is taken into consideration that the Atlantic had only one landing to make between our city and Louisville, and that the Autocrat had to make six, besides stopping to coal, it must be seen that the Atlantic lost, instead of gaining, time on the Hoosier boat, between here and Louisville. We presume the proprietor of the " Arcade " has paid over the keg of beer he staked on the Atlantic's beating the Autocrat to Louisville. We apprehend that when Capt. Scott makes up his mind to test the speed of his boat, she will astonish several who now doubt her capacity to make quick time. The Freestone arrived last night from the Wabash river with a huge trip. She had a barge in tow, loaded with corn, for Aurora; tor which place the Freestone departed last night. The Persia and Fred. Tron passed down last night. They both put off some liMtefreight. The memoranda and manifest of the up trip of the Autocrat we failed to get until yesterday morning;. We publish them in another place. This spleudid steamer was detained by having her crew " jump '' ber as she was leaving Louisville, and did not arrive here until last evening. She will complete her load at this place, and leave for New Orleans this afternoon. Her accommodations are superb, and her ofticers spare no pains to make their boat pleasant. The following shipments were ,dtr--tiie Woodford, on Sunday J&Sruing: 71 hhds tobacco, 342 bbl.i Hour, 5 casks meat, 4 bbs eggs, 1 bid and 2 kegs bu tter, E. S. Uabcock ; 1 500 sks corn, 65 hhds tobacco, J. S. Mitchell Se Co. f The following freight was taken by the Diana: 31 csks meat, 44 bids meat, 2b "ls whisky, 1817 nks corn, 24 sks bran, 2(5 umesluiy, I. A. Crane & Uo; 988 sks corn, 8t sks irvnn. 8 lilils ecus. 12. K. l.alicock : 727 sks corn 49(1 sks bran, I. O. O'Kiloy k Co. .. The Aurora, that lay at the landing some time on Saturdiv, took on board TU8 bags of corn, from 1. (J. O'lliley & Co. The ld dredging boat, Empire, which has been quite an eye-sore lor some time, was yesterday towed by the Maul of the Mist to the mouth of L'igoon, to prevent her from getting aground any more. Wc think the thing might have been profitably done some time ago. On her last trip the W. II. Langlcy run a distance ot twelve miles into the Cow bayou, a stream never before navigated by a steamer. The ba vou alluded to is a tribu tary to the St. Francis river. Cunt. J. n . Smith, of the steamer Red Wing, intends to contract for a new twuil at Evansville, to be put in the New Orleans end Arkansas river trade. Lou. Jour. Rertlpts ly Itlver. FROM PADUCAH, i'KK Stbamkb Dch.a ! bills etrirs. A. Lemcke & C-o.: 1 bale furs. John Gilbert; 0 cog wheels, Keitz & lUiuw. 04 beef hides. 5 deer hides,! bun tile sheepskins, Ceo. Foster & Co.; 25 beef hides. 4 bags rags, i aie iurs, aiuiuugiy i-f!i- 71 beef hides. 4 rolls skins, 1 box lurs, 2 bundles coon skins, 1 bbl tallow, 1 keg'lard, Preston & Bros.; 1 package, M. A. Lawrence. FROM NEW ORLEANS, pkr Stbamkr a r,-RT Bement & Viele, 200 bajj-s cof fee 300 bbls molasses, 200 half barrels moWheeler & ttisrers, 5 hhds sugar, 25 barrels molasses; Samuel Orr, 163 boxes tin- P. G. O'Riley & Co., 10 hhds sugar,. 40 barrels molasses ; W . ICamsey, Darrct gar; John Downee, barrel sugar. MEMoaANOAjSTKAMF.it A UTOOBAT. Steamer lltocrut lett JNCW vticiuis uu nuuj me Tii. instant nt 11 o'clock A. "M.; steamer Atlantic in port tor Louisville; met John Kaine at Claiborne Island; 12th, met Fanny Bullitt1 Waterproof; 13th, met E. II. i.;;rh;M at Vicksbnrg; Pacific at Millikin's Bend - 14th, met Baltic at White River; 15th 'met Peytona alore Memphis, met McClelland at Ashport; 16th, met James Montgomery below Cairo, Southerner at Grand Chain, Republic at Cave in Rock. - FROM BOWLING GREEN, per Howlso G been. 5 bbls eggs, 18 hhds tobacco, t 4 Craue oE tO., U aic uuia, ijujciisuu ot. Co I box picks, John Smith ; 06 bags bran nd shorts, Allia Howes ; 1 box furs, A, Gumberts ; 4 nims wtocco, oiauguier Duukerson; 1 lot plunder, to order; 594 baas wheat, 3 bdlstrees, 1 trunk, 1 box seed, 1 dock 1 hhd coal, 5 lioxes iron, 25 bars do 1 anvil, 1 bellow, 1 vice, 2 kegs horse shoes 4bagsflou., 1 stove and Gxtures, bbl sugar, 1 horse and 1 buggy, way freight. FROM SOUTH CARROLTO.V, per Li k p,irk3 11 hbds tobacco, I. A. Cratie ; 2 do, ,lo 1 box trees. Slaughter k Dunkerson ; 1 ,lo trees, A. Loweuthol; empty hhd. G. Coneland; 50 do l-oxes, Samuel Orr; 1 bag feathers, 1 bagras, Jewell, Newberry i Co.; 14 payseners. - ! Keceltit T C'aiinl. FROM PETERSBURG 1 1 Per Princhss. ltalid3 tobacco, 213 bags corn, George Foster A Co.; 24 coops chickens, owner on FROM PETERSBURG!! Vrn G. MorOAN i00 bush wheat, 7 boxes ' household; poods 19 casks meal, 50 kegs lard, 2SG bags torn. Geo. Foster & Co. FROM DONGOLA Per Isabel. 8 nUUs ,Um, CO dry hides, 3 I., dried apples, bf.fcsrug, 2 bags leathers, Brown & Aikt , hbds tobacco, Allis & Howes.

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XXXIV CONGRESSFirt hion. WAsnixGToy, March 19. Hocsz Mr. Morrill, from the committee. ofWays and Mean?, reported bill to provide for the payment of Outstanding Treasury notes or to authorize a loan, regulating' and increasing the duties on imports, and for other purposes. Mr. Sherman, from the same committee, reported a bill making appropriations for the necessary Executive and Judicial expenses of the Government for the next fiscal year. . , The committee . on commerce reported bill makingappropriation for the light House establishment. Mr. liaskin, from the committee on public expenditures, reported a bill repealing the act for fortifications at Willett'a point. Mr. Etheridge, from the committee on Indian affairs, reported a bill providing for the payment of depredations committed by the whites ou the Shawnee Indians. Mr. Scott, from the same committee, reported a bill providing for the examination of claims occasioned by the Indian depredations in New Mexico. The above named bills were referred to the committee of the whole on the state of the Union. Sksatb. Two messages were received from the President. 1 Senator King presented a petition in favor of a uniform bankrupt , law. Also the petition of James W. Nye and 105 others of N. Y. in favor of the Homestead Bill. Mr. Lane introduced a resolution providing that the committee on public lands enquire into the expedeucy of making the 4Gth parallel the boundary between Oregon nod Washington Territory. Adopted. - The House bill authorizing the publishers of newspapers to print on their papers the date when subscriptions .expire, was taken Mr. Yulee reported an. additional section to the effect that the drop letters delivered in large cities by carriers be charged one cent postuge, instead of 2 cents as heretofore, which was adopted and the bill then passed. Senate. On motion of Mr. Johnson, a resolution asking the President for infurmatiou as to the Mountain Meadow massacre was adopted. ' - On motion of Mr. Mason, a resolution was adopted asking the Secretary of State for information as to the proposed diplomatic mission from Japan. Mr. Harlan introduced a bill extending the rights of pre-emption over unsettled lands in K.wa. Mr. Chandler moved to make the St. Cla'r flats bill the special order for Tuesday next at 10 o'clock. Lost yeas. 23, nays 29. The Homestead Bill was taken up. Mr. Nicholson spoke in favor of the Senate bill, after which the bill was postponed till Wednesday. The bill declaratory of the acts for carrying into effect the 9th article of the treaty of 1819 with Spain, was taken up, and a lengthy report read. The bill provides for the payment of the sums awarded by the U. S. Judges in East Florida as ' part of the satisfaction stipulated in 1833-4. Pittsburg, March' 19, m. River 6 feet 4 inches by the pier mark" and stationary. Weaher. wet. i ; i 'i ' , . : Cincinnati, March 19, m. The river has fallen 3 feet in the last 48 hours. . Now 17 feet 6 inches in the channel.; Weather clear and pleasant. , ; Sr. Louis, March 18. A street rencontre occured yesterday at Jetl'ersoii city between James Hughes, Deputy Warden of the penitentiary, and Mr. hosier, farmerly gnard of j-. ..'"., , , . n -. UA&n4KfciU death to both parties. .The cause was an old grudge aggravated by recent political differences. Both leave families. Receipts bjr Railroad.1 -i v .Makch lath, 18641. :t lbln eitKi, hiruim Jfc.Oo ; 213' bnsli whoat, doz briHMui, Cm. int-r A Co.; So l.bl vliinky, Allis Sl IIom; 1 lot lnu cartings, Kr.itx A Huilmnii; 6 Iwxm nul', -2Sii liin-h corn, Jaquma 4 Co.; hwAi corn, J. J4uu A Co.; 1 1,1,1 eH, 4 in ks rui, 1 wk rvtlmr, Cillwrt 3l Co.; 'l sacks r.iK. Samuel Orr; 1 uiuii, John Ivsmou; 213 IiiihIi tar i-t.rn, Bouiviit Viele; 140 bush corn, Hughes A MeliiilT; 6 nuks nuutl, Vickory Bros.; .1 riKii ,.nlti j, :!ono lbs nioviuK I'IhilIit. l:i boxos iu.l, l. !. O'Kilwy A Co.; W bbls Hour, 277 bush lorn, 7 bblBVCKN, I. A. CVnnr; 1 hvx iiwi. A. ?. Unlock; bbls egga, A. Lemcko Co.; 82 bsjts mtn, IS bans hmhI, A. lrf'iurko A i"o.; 311) siwks com, Itrown A AikniHit; 1 Im.x uidse, J. II. I'mulyko, J'ttiis, Ten u.; 10 boxes nulw, SUunliter & rtiiuker. son; 8 bbls flour, !:. lvy Julmson; IS Ihixvm iii.Ish, Koxcr Bros ; 1 box imlMt. K. SSIiarp; 1 boxes d poods, Kntn A Prttstou; 3 iKtzrs, Vautiur A Mrconuier; 8 boxes, J. II. Mii!iBe A Co.; 4 boxes, A. l.outfi.tluil; 12 Ikixcs, J. 11. A W. W. Morgau; 44 boxes, H. M. Wells; 2 euginu lamps, 1 ox tixtnres, J.I. While; a chests tea, J. L. 8nauldiiifr; 1 box, Wallace A Prior, Maylield. Ky ; 2 boxes, llaucock A Wiur, Crevuvillt). Ky.; l'J boxes lutlse, tt. Karnes; 1 letter press, 2 boxes paper, John llealy; 3 tsjxes liaise, J. P. Ilyrue; 2 boxes Ash, owner on board A. K. SUUADKK, AK t. W AR D' G & COM MISSIO N. BALTIMORE & OHIO RaYlROAD. UJB rUK SJTHUm&HU WW Agents of the alove Rswl, and are K'1 through receipts ou freight to all the Eastern cities, at as low rates as by auy other line. Uootls sent lo cur rare tor transhipment will be forwarded with roniptuoss and dispatch. Kor alt information address UKO.-rWrKR A CO., Afc'ts, Cor. Isx iut st. sud tiauul, Kvansvillo, liul. mat!! i. ' . ... j Old Established Uhari Uoat EVANSVILLE, IND. G. O'HIjLSlT& Co. p. COMMISSION MKUCHAMTS. (jeneral Kailnsai .Steamboat, aud Kxprec Aitenta riecial AKenta for the '- PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and conuectiaas, over width we are anthorlaed lo give through receipts at the ioweat possible tales Havinif a mammoth Wharf bout at the landiiiK, ths burrest uu the Ohio Riser, raiial1e if storing and protectiug'ail nterchaadize liable to danmga from exHsiire, ws are prepared to uuilitate the dia patch oj' all codhi d tnwstss, foi warded to onr' caret by either - - - t . . . KIVER, RAILROAD. OR t'ANAi Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, also, to the '' "", Sale of any Produce, o Or other property, consigned to US tor sulu, aud satis taction varauteetl. . " -l : Oltioe and extrusive Warehoued oa "Water HIivm, adjoining the Ti liyrapb, and ou the Wharf hoar; wbero we are to be found, attending to tha iutorests of our patrons at all hours, day and nihC- y ' With our niiierior Itcilities; long standlug ; notiring euei gy; and kmwledg f our babinens, we feel loiilid.'Ut of giving geueral satisfiiation. Slid hope to merit a continuance l the extensive pail ron. pi' we are now enjoying. , , Liilxral ( .inn a'lvanH will be made on all consigntneutr to either ourselves or correspondent iu auv Id the print ipal markets. North, tisst or South. J P. C. O'RILET CO sf..V. T4tt-MJMi.l have a large dooMe Warehouse at the Canal Kama, capable ot storing any amount tA produce whack will ba received, stored, takeasi of awt held subject to tho . owner s orders on most reasonable terms. P. O. O'RIIiKY. ! iuh2 If . rlW f iMMJjiJ"t HECK I VfNO. KOftW AKlINi AND (IE.HKHA I, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . Aki-ihs bu KaiiawUaCiait V-uipHiiy, .vmvjU,s Jntliana. We buve loi aiil a co-hi tuwoliip under tha , style of nuoaa Aivmam, sua onr our servws iu Vtrre limy prlurea in nmntf wm; m-nuv io shipsrs. either by CAJtAt., ttiv.n, or kaii.-" Ui AO. aud aasn'.o-tueui that their interests shall 1 be laithlully represented, should they be pleased to j tv,.r ns Willi tholr patrnnaa. v . ,. - I UUK e and WalvkoKna u I Da mint ui aiunjua snd the aual. ' t , i t t ! M il. Iill.WN, W. Al. AlKMAN, Lale of llouard A. Biowii. Late of 1 A Co,

STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. lj Sf-. MJl J M VJS tt i & t; ti -; Tt r Wfr -JltN TUMPKIKS, Hiixs jfO-hn. llisu, m.-mter, G. W. TwoOMrv, yzAh . it Clerk, will ran during the saison afeySEfc. In the Waliaah.aud Evansville trade.. A lilxr:tl share iT itronnge is solicited.' ' murtt-lm ' fCOU tik jiXJ' 'HtV'KHTMMt'hBvZ M. ular Kvansviile and tirei-n liver ., packet O. 11. CAMPBKLI., O. I.uiuai Fsli.;JlA master. Ham liavis, clerk, having heent Sdsi newly fitted and furnished, (lTnrs su)iTior hcoviih. inMlations to the traveliu public. iie will run regularly throughout the" present scanou to all point ou Green river. Mfrrhniits ami trailers semtiDg orders cau rely ou . having them promtdly' tilled. The otHcers of the Caiiiplwll will atteinl promptly to all way business, currying freight and stssengersat low rates, tilling orders, makiug purbass, rc., for their liiends along the route, feba - , Mid CAIKO KKGULAU lA.sKN GKR PACKET, CUARLEY BO WEN, iJKlSl Dexteb, Master, leaves Kvansviile itiim Tli ' "iTnl Tuesday and Saturday, at 12 o'clock M.t arriv. itig at Paducah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and Satitrday. lieturning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday aud Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Padncah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Kvansviile with the Evansville and Crawfordnville K. It., aud Packets for Green River. Also, connecting at Smithland with Cumberland River Markets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans .antl St Louis Packets. Tickets ean be obla.oed on board the boat for all Eastern Ctles. sept23 JiZd 9 A C K ET The fine steamer bUNBAR. Gns. Fowler, master, I JJiKv5 leaves Kvansviile every Moiidav.ifcS:1." i'iij Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. iieaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Satunlay, at 9 o'clock A. M. Couiiecling at Kv::uvill with the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad for all points North and E.ist, with istckets for Iionisrille Green, aud Wabash rivers. At Piulucali with pack ets for St. Louis, Alew Ui leans, and the Daily Mail boats foi C:iiro, N:ishvillu, and Teuuessee I iver. ttBusiuess promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through bills of ladiug given to New Orleans and all points ou the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers augl8 K U V t. 1 It i. t vM s ir m m, i, u , EVANSVI LLE A N l ' HENDEltStiN Packet. The new i ll-!! and matmilicent Steamer GREY KAGLE, W H. Tianiei., Captain; J. it. Doncan, Clerk, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and atnrday at 4 o'clock P. M. Leaves Kvansvile every Monday nt 12 M.,and Thursdajs at 5 o'clock P. M. jaulT PONO RIVER. The elegnt passenger - stramer LUE EAVES, WeDoNAi.n, Master, Tavlok, Clerk, will make regular tri-weeklv trips to South Car rolton and . Pond Kiver, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply o n board. de2htf FJR W A B A 8 U " R IV K R. : JGtsV The new and lit-lit diaught steamer MASONIC GEM, Pillsbury Master, Melonahl Clerk, will make regular trips bet ween Kvanevilla and Mt. Carmel, during the season. For freight or p:uDugo apply on board. jaiiMlif Jim PACKETS I The tine light draught steamer X. XX- Iono, v LEWIS HAVIci, Jtlaster Wm. At. List, Clerk. Leaves Evansville ou Saturdays, at 12 o'clock. Leaves llutwnville ou Wednesdays, at 12oVloik. HPEED, VOMPORT, UEHA HI I.J TV, ,"i.lFET'. - ; , JOHN MeCLAlH Master. lllOS. 1'USOUL'UKT tlTk. Leaves Evansville on Wednesdays, at 1 o'clock. ' Leaves H utsonville on Saturdays, at 12 o'otocK. These two boats will run regularly during the season, connecting at lliitsniiville with the H utsonville, Terre Uaiile, aud Lafayette PaCKet, MASOMIC GEM. ' ' Freight and Passengers reiptJ through to all points. Passengers and Shippr4 may rely upon the regularity of thee taials. All orders and business entrusted to I hem w ill lie prenipt ly atten.IiMl to. B9 tiUV U W.I It. I H II It I I' M-: H Jki.m. I'atrket, the lti;hl ilratiKlit steamer. CASi'LE CAKUKN, loiisol, niasler, Sbelile KlKN, 1'iMisot, niusler, Sbelile-, v. k, will make regular triis Itetweeu I -ly1-' j f linville and Eilgeueiluring lite mi u'tin ibii'miI clerk, Evan For treiwht or lisKairt anolv on iHtartl ' a n if i. j 'm it j s m u i y 'j-: h Jtm Packet, 1 he Hploodid light .Iran lit " steamer KUEEMTUNE, Moses K irk- Jr ilp H patrick, waster, will make ri pilsi tK "iiiVii tiiw during the Kcuiion between Evansville anil Attica, leaving Kvansviile Tuesdays and arriving on Saturdays. jairH wj jk i tliZi it HJ sifj'ji i-iiKr, jm.ms i ne Hgin ilraiigiit steamer MAI1Y ;otK, Sitton Master, Caxi'iiki.i., Clerk; will make regu lar trips between Evansville and Eugeue, during the season. For freight or passug?, apply ou board, janl'.l tf. ch a Til Es EVERTr" SAIL-MAKER & RIGGER, WW t'aptains and tho iublic iu general that he has on hand a valuable lot of TA K PA V LI XS OF ALL SI.KS, which he will sell cheap. Old Tarpaulins repaired on short notice. Fire Screens, lloiler Deck Curlaius, nutde anil put up, complete. All rigging work done on short notice. Also, rofies neatly spliced. Call at his room, over .1. G. Veuuemau's store. janl7d:m HOTELS. it Kit U-o on h n psm', -A 1. 1,. j-: 5 UYEKS, Proprietor. Corner First aud Locust treets, Evansville, I ml. Oue square from steamboat lauding. niv5-1) 11 TV II ft T HI., H1 TJi It HTUKKT, w Isdween Main and Division, Evansville, Ind. a-.tl-lf , WM. H. llOIHl!UT. Prop. , AJE. the hirgest ami lst arranged Hotel in tltu New England Mates; is -entrally hK-aUid, aud easy of access from alt the routes id' truvel. li contains all the modern iuiprovciiients.anilevory couvenieiua tor the comfortand aecoiiinuMlaticu of the traveling public. The sleepiug ro ms are large and well veutilated ; the suites id' rooms are well arranged, and completel y furnished lor families, and large I raveling parties, and the houso will continue to lie kept as a nrst-claea hotel iu every resiect. aow-lv LKWIS KICK, Pmp'r. Ayer's Ague Cure. Fob ths sei.KoY Cukk ov Inthrmittcnv Krvct, OK f KVEB AND AllUE, itKHlTTKMV M.HR, ClIH.L ' Fevkh, Trtsin Aurx. Periodica I. HtAix.-ua, OS itiu-tot-s HutUHi, ANn HiLLiovs Fetrds, Inderu rea Tiia WHoi.it exus or dihkarkh OIUfllNsTINO IN BII.LIAKT Dt KANUKM 1ST, VK PSKD V TI1S MALARIA Of MI ASHATtC COPNTRirs. No oae remeiiy is louder called for by the necessities of the American ieoplo Ihau a sere aud rata cure for Fever anil Ague. Such ,t remedy we are now enabled to otter, with a perfect certainty thai it will eradicate the disease, and with assurance, founded ou proof, that no harm can ariso from its use in anv quantity. That which protects from or prevents this disorder must be of immense service iu the communities wur it prevails. Prevention is better than cure, for tlsi patient escapas the risk which he ninst run in violent attai ks oi this baneful distemper. This t Cuie " -Xiels ih uiiasiustic notsnu id Fevf ami Ague from the sysieuit and preveuts the develoaneut of the disease, if taken on tho first approach o! its premonitory syniptiuus. It is not only the best remedy ever vet discovered for this 'lasa of complaints, but also. tt vbeapest. The targe rUantity we supply tor a dollar bring it w-iih-ia the reach of every bady ; and in bitlious districts w here Fever aud Ague prevails, everybody should ltavs it and nee it freely, bc;n tor cure ami protection it is hoped that this r.i ioe will place it w ithin th riuii h ot all -the io.)r :is wet as t lie rich. A great superiority of this remedy vr any other discovered for the speedy aud certain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains bo tin: nine nr ininei-al, cirnseouently it nrodines uo miinisui or idher in jurious effects whatever upon the const ii ulion.--'1 hose ciu-.n1 hy i tars left as henltliy jxi it they Lad never hud the disease. . ... . y Fevir aud ague is not uloue the consijiie.ij,.o of the miasmatic poisou. A great variety of ilisor rls arise Iroiu its irritation, among wbi,-h are neuralgia, Kheumatism, Gout, Headache, ftlindnes, Tuithache, Earai'lie, C'atari b, Athma, Palpitatiiti. Painful Attectioit of the Splen, Hysterics, Pain iu the Bowels, Cholic, Paralvsis, and DeranuoIiieut of the stomach, all of w l.i. h, when origumt-. I iug iu this cause, put oil thi intermittent ty pe, or become periodical. The t'ure" v-pels the poisou ( from the blood, and eouei,ii..itly cures them all j alike. It is an iuvaluable jroteclioti t.i immi- I graiits and ersous traveling or temporarily ri'nid- j iug in the malarious districts. If taken occasion- , ally or daily vhilo expired t- the inteclam, that W ill lie excreted troni lie system, aud cauuot accu- ' mulale iu sulhcrciii iiiiatitiiy to ricit into diea4e. : llcuce it is eteu more valaibte for protect'ou than I euro, aud too will sutler lioui Interuiiiteuts, if ! they avail thuiusolve ol the roie-liou this run- i edy anords. 1 ttirr I'reparrd by 1K. j. C. AYF.lt i ctJ., Lowe.lt, Mas-. Pries ' Dollar p.r Bottle. j tW-Sold by heller Jt Uhiie, Evansville, aud by till Druggists aud Merchant throu.'hout tliis couu- ' try. oct2J.6nid&weow 1

NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

R. H. SHORT &. CO., Commission Merchants, A'o. 94 Camp Street, NEW OXLEAA'S, LA. u. h. buobt. oat22-Kmd a. a. howabd. K. II. r.MUI lULlJ -JOHN W. BINOUAM & II. FAIUOHILD & CO., (liuccessors to T. C. Twitciikll A Co.,) C in in i s s i o n Merchants, 7U FOYDltAS STREET. cst4 NKXV OKI. A1VS. . MJVwjviFi tr co., comm is 9 siou and Forwarding Merchants, No. 2J, Poydras Street, New Orleaas, It. iuy20-dw!y rl J.Jti K I., STOVM VOMMMSHMOJS vntercnant aiid nroiinotor auk Slaldes, New Orleans, La. jau22'57-ly. BtHU. It JUL. hojviiuio, uo.n.n inks, sioli Mercbmit, No. 7 Lafayette street. New Orleans, fur the sale of butter, cheese, lard, eggs, dried fruits. Flour, Meat and all aorta of Western Produce, and for the purchase of Groceries, c. Cash advances Biaile on consignments. mal5-ly Vxj m it tiih ujvii u Haiti jv'jsjT, 1- for many years chief Clerk in the bouse of JOHN HURLEY A Co., begs to oner his service as Commission Merchant, to the friends and patrons of that house, now that it has retired from business. With this end in view I have formed a co-partnership with Mr. E. W. Benton, senior of the old and. well known firm of E. W. Benton A Co., nuder tho name aud style of BENTON AK.ING, to take ptacw from the 1st of May, prox. The subscriber relies for support upon the friend of the old house of JOHN HUKLEX A tjo,, WBV have had opportunities of experiencing the promptness and ability with which ho attMRttod to their business. Very respectfully, THOMAS KING, Corner of Lafayette aud New Levee streets. New Ol leans, April 27, 1858. augS-y JOSTwrDOUGHERTYT" Forwarding and Coiiimissieit, NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana.- ; Refer to Messrs. A 1. 1.18 A HOWES, apo-ly Evanivllle, lutl. S. TWICHELL, " commission and for w audi n a HKRCHAVT, ST. L0U13, M f. Liberal advances made ou consignments to either of our houses. REFER TO ! Messrs. A Mis & Howes, Bemunt A Veil, Howard A Brown, Evansvilie. jyt 9WII.MIJ', V lo-, WW COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 18 Poydrss Street, , NEW ORLEANS, LA. CLKIi WII.kl.N... W. R. ORRATHOUSR...JOR. Ull'ZIauER. We givo our personal attention to the sale of Ts-batx-o, Corn, Wheat, Hay, tiats. Flour, Pork, Baco. Lard, Ac. augl4 B. P. ETHELL...R7. ABBOTT.... EB. FALLs" B. P. ETHELL & CO., . Commission and Fonvaraing NO. lOt MAGAINEST., NEW ORLEANS. tA.. RF.FKRENCF8 : Ieo. Foster A Co., Frown A Aikmsn, and V. 60'Riley, Evansville, Iud. A. M. Phelps A Son, Bliner A Weed, Newlairg, Ind. S. M. Leavenworth, Es., John R. Everts,ww EsqMt. Vernon, Ind. li. P. Hudspeth A Co., Bonnville, Ind 1 Goo. Atkinson, Esj., W. W. Catlin, Est)., Henderson, Ky. ' Naw. omli A Bro., D. S. Benedict A Sod, Louisville, Ky. , jy JOHN A. RKiTZ. ...JUlIN A. II AN EV , 112 & HA jV, vV.X 19 a .o.o o. . fL" CUKSCKNT f'tTV 'X 0-TT aKT-X"JE?L -EVANSVILLE, IND. The proprietors of the CRESCENT CITV FlUN. DRY lieg leave to inform their friends and the pub. lie in general that they are fully prepared t make to order all kinds of iVIACHINFRY Needed for Mills or Manufactories of any kina.ja Having a great variety of patterns for MILL GEAUINU, of any sie, and STEAM ENGINES of any power required. Also iwanufitctnrers of DISTILLERY ANl M1NIKU MACHINERi. TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS; SASH, MULEY AND lMWiOV ED Circular Saw Mills, GU.MMIN.4i MACHINES, IKON FRONTS for Ilon.w, OI11NKSK SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMl'UOVKU LAUD TANKS, And in fact everything iu the IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS. ISKJSH CSTMJUiM made to order. ALSO Dealers in a superior article of TIIRESH1NU MACHINES, And Powers' complete, of the latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER P1PK, AND FIRE BRICK, Alt at MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. ANf" Highest price always paid fo old METALS, At the old Stand Corner Ctiual and Ingle etr,et 11K1TZ . HANKY. N. B. Workmen sont to all parti to put lip Machinery and do repairs in Boilers. THRESHING MACHINES Always ow haud and for sale. . mmiLM f M I LM HMLItTA t the Euf M reka BsTaar, will be found a constant snpplj 'f l'Hre Fresh Mill.Kt the lowest market price. janlt CtKlK A LANOLEY. WyJVVf JFITMS .'Those wishing to buy -M r ancy furs at a very reduced price, hav now tin opiHirtunity. Out stock being quite larg,.conKideriitg the advanced season, wo aro deWtfiuined to sell ltt.ut.tveu below the cost. Coniw ana' see lor vourseli. No. '.v. Main street. jan 11 VAUTEKAMARCU3.:$IB. I-i UT.1TOHS, MB'fiJjS JE5TATOKS. SO bush extra sweet votMtose, fut ale very cheap, by COOK A LANGLEY. febi-. " V jr-..nn : tj.ttn r mi. constant supply of tine, fat Veuisou Saddles, Qoails, Rabbits, Squirrels,.-. Those wanting tor themstdves or tor their particular friends, call aud buy of CHA8. SIc.lOllNSTON, iei-30 Poser's Block, Main st. " St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROP RIET0RSH l P A N ENTIRE RE-ORGA NIDATION. It UN It IS. MJijn.n lilt tt HUM MM l;tS, iu New Orleaue, have purchased the ST. CH A 111 KH SA LOON, on First street, nearly opposite lie- Post lithe, and have refitted it in .l elegant and attractive style. The uew proprietors hare had long experience as kee)M-rs ot fashioiiajde and popular Kestaiirants in New Orlestus, and they will endeavor. In their new house, to combine all the elegancies and luxnries of Northern aud Southern Keetaiirats in the ST. CHAKLES. They hava liroin'ht a large aud complete stork j' . ..'u 1 ... ii. T. t' n. . V u lis.ana. u. I i i ' K aljkv collucteit wtin cate during tlieir business in that i city. Their connection an-I a-iliiaint.-tuce in that city will ent-.ble them to obtain the choicest supplies of Liiunra, Fruits, aii.l henries from-that ui.trkot in tuture, aud thev will apsne coexpouse nor pains to make the ST., CH A KLES surpass, hereafter, its former representation, as a pliRant Saloon, a pbue (4'oo.i living, and elegttiU, rcliued aud locurtons rsM.rt. . - . . - piai.l playm. vill lli.d nt thisSaluou a sot l tin, finest i.iarblo lop Billiard Tables, lioiu the well knowu and ..-idebrattal fiu-toryofJ. M. Hrnnswick Jt i.ki. Tlie uudersigutHl flutter themselves that Kug exlerieuce anl carutnl aluiittoii will enabni theiu to ineiii a repuiwi,, ot,aai to any hiouaiouw sraiern country.. Btrf A splendid. Lnueh will Le sero l up iu tha niobt appiwed nyie, every niruiiig st 10 o'clock. UAilMEE A DUEIFUSS, augl Late of New Orleans.

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W TORY. The undersigned having engaged iu tho Tobacco Business, with the pnrior) of supplying, if posille, tlie wants of the houio market, I am now repared to oiler -it well selected stuck id' manufatV :i Tobacco from Missouri, Kentucky, and TeiiLtiKO Leaf, iu. rounds, Fives, Halves, lights, i -l t arters, iuany disircl package. Terms liberal, and aceeptaldu discount tor Cash purchases, but no sale less than five boxe. A. GUMBERTS, i jy28 No. 10ft Main street, Kvansviile, Ind.25 DOZ. EXTRA BALTIMORE UltouJla the bust in. the market, at declt COOK A LANG LEY'S. INSURANCE AXD REAL ESTATE Unit Street, SerUKii I'luor, EVANSVILLE, IND. VJ'MKBSMUJ'KU MS rni mm ji JL Agent for I In following respn..illH Insurance Companies : New York Security Capital SolM,lXXi Rising Sun.. .'........ l!M.i,tHMI Indianapolis I.th,o"si Eagle Insurance Company, t'iurttinati...... .O.otsi e also have some viluable rest estate for sale on reasonable terms and fair prices 5 lots ou Gum street, between 1 bird a'ld Foiil tit. oil acres of the Major Warner l.iiui, ou railroad, H miles from Evangvilte. A farm of 170 acres in Given cotiui v. In 1 j bnrn, well cistern, house, stock scale, t-tore hort?c., yonng orchard, d'C. 2is acres in Green county, 12H of which is prairie, balance iu timlar j? acres in cultivation. Price, S7.f0 per acre. Terms, c,i s.h doa h; balauce in 1, 2, and 3 years. ' ' A farm of 80 acres, 12 miles north west of Tin -cennes, good improvements, about 0 acres fenced. Price fl.OOil; one-fourth cash, httlauce in 1, 2, aud 3 years. A farm of 220 acres. C miles eat of Oak Station. Good frame house, and about loo acres fenced. Price fclo per acre, cnc-lourih down, balance iu 1, 2, and 3 years. 410 actus near Taylorsville, lu.t., on liberal prices aud term . A farm near Linton, Green county , Ind. Price Sin per acre. Very desirable , 1J, and sere lots, on Newburg road, near Weaver's ifarderi. 2 brick houses on Second Street, between Chestnut and Cherry streets. 15 acres near Sail YV ell, being part of ibe Mitchell tract, on lilieral terms. 2 blocks in Lainaco, below t lie creek. 4 acres ndjoiuing Frank Alleu's farm, having u stone quarry on it UK) loet on Second street, near Jmlgo I:ul.er's resii'cnce. A farm of f:i acres in Lwer Bavou. Missouri and Iowa lands to sell or exchange for property in Indiana. Some very valuable land ue ir M.ittoon, Illinois for sale. K. II. SARIN, decl6 liiMiirance and Ileal KKlat Agent. nMi.no fjii.. .1. .. c;,it i.jv'if vo. above Main. V'K aro now iu.i!iiir;tctm iiif; Veils Patent Fold irtar Spring Uh. tho Iwt aitd most roiiTcnmnt now in iirfti, ui it can lt mt'Vol r Iiandlcd without any . E. S. BABC0CK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN SASH, D00BS AND BLINDS. K V A N H V I L L E , INDIANA. Have cwustantlv on hand Sash, Doors and Roi i.ivh and Stationary Siiauk Hi inks, of Superior All auy LnmlKkr, well tienseiied, ami neatly and stroiigJv nialiiiiaeliireil. WJIOLESALIi! A81 l'KICES. S A S II .

thick- I'Kii'E pr.ft izr.. inpys. wisnow. tlx hi...'. l'-.-t S "2 8x111 1X4 . KS TOxl2 Y 44 10x12 1!, f2 1IHH 1 f.2 hixll It, 1.2 loxlo I't 7ii h'xlt; I'. S(i lux 14 1-' M "loxlti 1" 1 10 lilxIS 1-5- 1 2;-, 12x16 l ; l a "12x18 i'; 1 HI "Check llails. Sash d' other si'.es ou band, or pot up at short Ksotice. It tut It S . SI7.R.. TIIII'KNK.sS. CUIITK Si-X- 1 1 Sfi " '"" " I1. 1 Sll " 2 IKI S-C-K I 1 Ut

.1 1 70 a of 2 15 2 r,i 1 no 2 211 SJ 25 2 2 ;j 2 tl.r. 2 5 :t in lV.cs. A'..'foi, ,N.i.-(. .41 7i .':-!-in... 1 ... '4........i'... .......... jvr .......a i'i CLIN US. Vice. tVutlirmtrtl i!tti. SI 1 -if :ix7 6sxll Mrxld........'. null 10xt5 10x1k loxtK :12X1S UlAWKs SIZK. JlXllI lux 12 1 1 Ml 2 .ri "... S 3 INI 3 50 -Boor :i Wlixlow. . TIIKKNRiS. v l-ltll". 1 ,'. S oti l'i , 1 tsi lither sizi-s lu:ide to order. Mfr" BLI NDS of all sizos riiadi) to order. JT" iMIHit.S oilier than regular sien on haloLor Taade on short notice. lKrs uioulttd to ordir. Ituildeis should, if hsnible, fuake their Kraines of regular sizes, they.can tlnMi l supplied at any lime. Ceiling, Si:'ius, and Flooring for sale. MoiildiuK! of all bivjt'H. Ken:uig Boacds tet loug, for aisle cheap. One Windew cout-itn-; twelves ligtits. All orders miibt le aib'lreed to - v--E, S. IJAliCOCK. mvlt-lydA w ' - " ' EVatisville. li.U.'1GKOHUK TlfOliNiMM, laU.'H .p:ixiirf fn iJ itiiuiiik; l.isitld fusliMHi'is thrtt in th .jiiality hthI tyle xct41l. 11" tu.iyltll ion tut at the 'riir of StKu.it tl aud iMniii cttscts, wlu'iv tlio choict-nt Mar- I Utvfit Hlid StialeH('r .vry ilfMiriitii. Cju I 'IaJU- j J on tho ijVHt vi ins. j ftsd" jUt?iMiii.jg lit. uo m iib ueutut'MN iiiiil ljt i;itL'ii. , Second -iitUA! lirixcsuhtadou iiaucl. )cL j

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DIt. HAAS, having leased the roorrs foruierlyocCirjicd by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, opBito tbo i'est Office, would respectfully solicit tho citizens of Evansville aud the surrounding towns and country, 'o visit bis rooms ui;d s'e the sjiecimensou txhibitiou. All those who necl Dental ojierationx erformed.and aie pluasud with his work, shall be ultcnded to with great pleasure. His CONT1NLOCS lil'JI works w ithout a scam or crevice. Nothiris will bo more clean, or have greater strength. His Block Wouk has but two seams iu a full upis-r or lower set. Persons rau laugh as heartily as they choose w ithout showing that their teetn are artificial, and cheeks that are sunken tan be restored to nearly their original contour.He also makes the usual stylos of plain and simple gum tooth work on gold and silver plate aud also the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by those who have used it. He has also two processes frr extracting teeth without pain no inhalation no injurious effects arising from their use the most delicatocan have the ni applied with perfect safety. B Parents will consult the health and beauty of their children by having the Dentist direct their second dentitiou, thereby producing symmetry aud health to those invaluable organs. 1 take pleasure iu introducing Dr. II ass, Toi-mei'ly of Lafayette, Iud., my successor to the old rooms in Bray's building, hoping he will find tliem both pleasant and prolitable From my intercourse w ith the Doctor, 1 am pleased to find him one of the progressing; possessing taste and high professional ability aud standing. With this view, I can, with safety, recommend him to the community its a skillful and competent dentist. apl8 J. KIVETT. &af fter this date, January 2d, 18110. a complete as sortment of our lools will Is found at JEtlKdt S. SIlNNTAti A CO., No. Ill Main street, will whom we have made arrangements to soil our goods, at our prices, aud loako good all tools that are biokeu by defect in workmanship. janl2 J. C. A J. C. SM ITU. tt.flU njt.WM:4VTl'HMiS-U dozen linutirs superior axes. lo do Smith's drawing kniies. 20 do hatchets. 5 do " grubbing hoes. For sale No. to Main Blieet, jai,l2 CEO. S. SON STAG .t CO rgJM7AtsJ'l P99 per steamer Luhigb, bv iIbcIO XOKKKS0N A CO. 1TJTAVMMjiiMrMi M US 3 ol 'the Sm'imTV Inskbance Com pan v. ctolwr 1, 18oi ASSKTS. Cash on liaud t CM 45 Cash iu Continental Bank, awaitiug Investment 8!,o24 05 Cash iu Buuk CouuuouweaJtb 5,IJ7 47 Total $95,:iiil M7 Ilink Stocks Mi shares Bank Commereu " .'sl Am'n Ex. Bunk ; " ltsi " Hank New York " 14 " B'k N. America , 214 shs par val. S2l woi th 22.7B4 25 Teiuirary Leans secured by 11,(NI8 V. S. Coupon Bonds and 2ft shares Kesolulo Fire lnsi.raiiee Company . 12,H(H1 IHI Bonds and Mortgages being first lien, &c.4ii;.,irs isi Premiums uncollected 2,.rStl KO Accrued Ins. on Bonds aud Mortguges s. Temporary Loaus ii,7tt4 79 Balance dun from Agents l'J H'J Total Cap i la I Stock... Surplus tfM4,i!l $ .i.'SKIHHI (HI .. 41,S'J18I 8544,801 80 No Liabilities. JOSEPH WALKER, Pres't It. L. Hi vnocK, Secretary. STATE OP MEW VOBK, 1 :TV ACtiUNTVoF NEW YORK. ' Personally appeared liefore me this 2!Uh day o: NoVi-niber, A. D. ISo'.l, Jo.eph Walker, President and Kichard L. Havdm-k. Ss'reliiry, of the Seen lily Fire Insurance Company, of the Oily of New York, ami severally atlu uied that the nitliiu state men! by llicni subserilied is correct and true to the host id' Iheir knowledge and belief. . - THUS. I,. THOKNELL, Comiuissioiier for the State of Indians. iu New Y'ork. Thi Coiutianv has complied w ith the law of In diana concerning Insurance Couian!t, ami is pre l. .-in-, I in lake rks iu the City of f.vausvillc an Vaioleiiiurgli county, Ind K II. SAI'.IN, Agent, dei-li! X7 Alain street To the Public. raiMiK M'st i-mjvtm:m ijvmi ni'iuxu j. mo far, have been very w t-t ones, canning man of our river to overllow their banks, back iug up i lie water in the crocks aud Isiyous, flisidit g to a considerable- extent the laittom lauds; w lieu the rivers recede, which may be ex jteclcd soon, then the largo surface of decaying veg. elaOle matter exposed to tne srorciung rays ol in summer sun, produce the malaria, w hich prove so fatal iu its course, sweeping whole States, aud sparing neither age nor sex Iu its conqucrin march. Alter a residence of more thun twenty years the middle and Southern States, wo think we hav discovered a mediciiie-w-hich, to a certain extent. is a preventative of the attacks of bilious lever ague, &c, and lis such we recoiunieud our Alagnolii Whisky. We wish the public to understand that we are not urging upon them the use of strong Liquors as a lieverage. We are, and always have been, opiioaed to their being nxed in that w-ay, but if people will use tlieiu as such, let them have by all means pure article, that will keep tlieiu iu health, and lungthen instead of shortening their lives. Y e pro pose to soli always pure and unadulterated Liquors tor medicinal purposed, and a little tor tne stoni ach s sake, if required, and will challenge nil in spection by the best chemists iu this or any othwr country, to find any impurity or adulteration in the whisky branded by us, "Allis & Howe's Magnolia." It is warranted, as it is distilled from the corn, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good cistern water. We have uo doubt many iiersons have been ruined in health, it not actually killed, py drinking bad whisky, the greuter the reason that Allis & liowes pure Magnolia should be in genera! use. Just received and m store for sun 10 ijiliesuss'd Brandies (old ) frem 3 to$7 3Bgal 12 pipes do (old) from 3 to $7 l gal, 4 piies llolluud uin ; .1 punctieoiis olil Hum. u.023 ALLIS A HOWES. Water st. FBI MM It M.A KttMiST TO HUT CCO JKHJL TABLISHMENT IN THE STATE. P. Feudrich & Brothers, Would resiuNtfnlly inform the citizens of Fvansvdle and vicinity, that they have a larger slock of vtMieco, eegurs, Unujf, J ipes, ami Ifertuan Smttlrtiia Tobacco, Than any two establishments of our principal IHes. Hotels and store-keeiiers, look to yonr Interests. Before purchasing elsewhere, please- examine our aive assortment, which we pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest hallimore prices, and cheinter than can tie bought iu Cincinnati or Jiouiavillc; All we n-.k is, that you shall call ami indge tor yourselves. We otter any of the above at w holesale or retail. Our establishment Is a branch of the well known xtensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jos. Feudrich J- Bros., No. 155 Forest street. F . FEND1UCH Ik KKIIS., Main st., 1 door alio ve First, orp21 ' Evansville, Ind. dKr alKJve-Vine. Mile BIaiinfartirrTH tf the Celebrated Magnolia "Whiskj -Or RV1NIVI LLK, INI. . J All kiudsof lloiueetic Liquors, and cou nx a large supply of old aud Choics Bourlam Mre, and Moaongalielu Whisky. augl-dAwly U'JnMTjT. U'Mi H.i w-m; OJ 0' V baud 2",("i isiiiiids of new hams, shoulders, ami Mile, which we will sell at the lowest prices lob 1 4 .. JACOB S1N.ICU ASiiN. Mr ilJTTMilisllT COST! NoYV is the liine for Bargains t Fifty Meat Collars al a ti ille oier half price, for rash. Prie-. : cts. Sl.ou eru-h. IjhiiIOI c. S. WELLS. wT si.e and heavy, for corn. Almi a small lot of tiuir bushel, itouble guuny bags for bran, Ac, for sale low, iorcaih, by tik-O. FOSTEUiI CO. I.-I.ll Cor. Ih list st visual. 41O.il. MMOMfS JT COST .' N E -II A I . F -'doien extra gilt band Coal Hods; 2dilto com 1 mon t'saine size,) at prime cost, forcash, toclose out. jaubf CHARLES S. WELLS.

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New Grocery Store. WBL TO M UCOMJHO MM JTMI VW the public aud ourselves as mnch as possible, wo have opened a branch ot our establishment at NO. h,WATER ST.. BET. MA IX d) SYCAMORE, where we would take pleasure in supplying families and stean; boats with fancy and staple groceries, provixioiis, Ac, at the lowest possible rates. It is our intention to do as near a CASH business as hmsible, at the new store, but for the accommodation of prompt aying patrons who miiy not have the "needful" convenient, we will take their order aud have them charged at the old stand, No. 82 Main street, where business will be carried on as formerly. ThoseintercsUij iu the purchase of steamboat stores will please give us a trial, as we thiuk we can make it their interest so lo do. VICKERV BllOS. CO O Mi AM Mi M Mi ! I MI S T received jmt steamer iilenuale 125 lbs Uum Eope, all sixes; 2o lbs Gum Packing, all sizes; t5 lbs Cotton Packing, all sizes; 35 reels Hemp Packing, all sizes; 2 bbls No. 1 Coal Oil; 5 bbls No. I Lard Oil. Also, 20,KK) of those celebrated Wheeling lobie Cigars. For sale at the lowest prices going. JACOB SINZICH tt SON, febl4-tf Frout, bet. Sycamore and Vine sts. rrUIMi lJVMMiUSMGJVJiM WO 17 M. Ml Jt. resiKjcttully inform their frieuds and the pnb lie generally, that l hoy have removed their olflce and store to their new building on First street, three doors aiiovo l'ine street, near the foundry, wbero they w ill be able to give more prompt attention to the orders of their customers. A large lot ot stoves will be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, in order to close out the stork. dec5 KttATZ St HEILMAN. CHRISTIAN KKATI WM. HKILMAK. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY" FOUNDRY! BIANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF JTIiAal ENGINES AND BOILKUS, Saw and Crist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, (Summing Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills, Thrailng Machines, sfce. EVANSVILLE, IND. fWVlE PROPRIETORS OP TUB CITY POUSM. dry teg leave to inform their friends and tlie public iu geueral, that they are prepared to do all kiudsef MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, aud everything appertaining to the Foundry business The are manufacturing Stkam Khuimeh and P.oii.i.ukoI any size aud power required. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Uiirnuiiiig Machiues, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horxiin Mers, Coru-shellers, Macbiuery of all kinds made aud repair, 1. lion and Brass Castings ot -.-ry description. Iron Hoiisefrouts, Cellar C r at Sc. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. BKEWKhS, DIsTI l.l.EKS, RECTI F1EKS, 4c, Supplied wilh every desi:riptiou of Copper ana Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators. Atteot.Hiratnrs, Spai-ges, Slillheatls and Worms ote au improved principle. Columns for Alcohol Stills. Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Jlu.; Copper, Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of ever) variety, tor keer, spirits, oil, Ac: Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, fc. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairs on Stuum Boilers, Copper aud Sheet lroa Work, OLD METALS BOUGHT. They aro dealing in and selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron weldod Pipes and Tubing, Hi nun Hopkins' Improved Suiut Machine, Suqiheu Hughes' Flour Separators, Oil man Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Parking, How, rc., of the beat kind; Tinpbtte, Sheet lroa. Block Tin, Pig Iron, llal.it Metal, Speller, Fire Brick. They liave every facility of tho best Machinery and workmen, and v. ill give all work entrusted to them, their individual attention, filling orders promptly, warranting their wrork, and are aatisfled wi"h reasonable prices. ulliru and Sale Itooins, No, 611 Main street; ouu.leiy, Boiler Yard aud Machine Shop on Pint slrcct, between First aud Second streets, Evans. V.lle, Indiana. dc7 ,r v ltjK H M tiand a supply of SCJMjMiS.Wa have on tt CO Wo can also fnrniBh TRACK KCALES of any capacity. These Scales are front the manufactory of E. T. FAIRBANKS t CO., St. JoLnsborg, Vermont. Every Scale is totted and sealad, aad warranted correct. For testimonials wo refer to th tousands ol pernoim using them. H0ENBK00K ' . Agents, n.iv-24 Water s' Evansville. 5 f t l -1 Tf I. H K V f IltJUFIjANUSS GERMAN MEDICINES I THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDIES of the present age, have acquired their great !Hip ulnrity only through years of trial. Unbounded satisfaction is rendered by them in all cases. HOOPLA ND'ti GERMAN BITTERS WILL l-OSITlVKLY CUSS Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases

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AND WILL POSITIVELY PRKVCHT YefUnt Peter, liilimu Fever, ami Feoer eaI Am. , "

See our Almanac for proof. Price 75cts per botti.

IIOOFLAND'S BALSAHIO CORDIAL ., will roslTivELT Ct'SB Virh (!ougbs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, luflu-.siles.

enxa. Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Oonsumptloa aud has performed the most astonishing cures ever kuown of CDNFIKMED CONSUMPTION As a Diarrho-a cordial it is uaeoHaled. Price TS ceu Is per isttlH. II COPLAND'S GERMAN PILLS, lieing well-known throughout Europe and Aauix. can ikv.1 uo commendation here. They are puroly vegrtable, are prepared with great exactness a4d siigar-ciNited. No better Cathartic Pill can Le found. Price 25 cents per box. : Tbcse iiiediciues aro prepared by Dr. 0. M.Jack so S Co.. Philadeluhia. Pa., and St. Louts. Mo.

and are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines j '

everywhere. The niguatnre of O. M. Jackson will j be on the outside of each bottle or box. m In our Prerultxtt'i Ahnauac," published mn-1 . nuallv, you will find testimony and commendatory V uotices from all parts of the country. These alma- n liars are given away by all our ageuts. See that von get Hooflaud's German Bitters, pre -1"1.1".

n.-tred Iiv ilr C M J.ibw B..iluaunl.i. K. ... S It-' til

that his signature is on the wrapper of each bottle jrw.iei a ,, niio, igenis Kir r.vansviue, inu Lrich it CarlsU-dt, do do do docM .1. W. Hl'GUEw, lo Main street, Evansville. Ut-a. S(i crates assorfed, tor the Country Trade, on baud. oct6

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